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Author: Ryan Cloyd

Our Visit to the Buffalo Ranch

Setting a bit of a tradition, this fall a group of students went to the Lazy Heart D Bison Ranch and got the chance to feed and learn about the buffalo (and then later taste some buffalo burgers). The ranch owner, Ed, has met many international students over the years and impressed many of our students with his ability to speak some Chinese. Students learned a little about the history of the ranch land and were able to hand-feed the bison.

Summer 2016 Chilean Short Program: Visiting Students (part 2)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z3_pQAl9VmE

This summer the English Language Program at Kansas State University hosted a group of students from Universidad Central de Chile. This was a cultural exchange program for 12 students. Above you will be able to see the presentations created by the students as well as hear the instructors’ impressions and reflections from their interactions with the visiting students.

Spring 2016 Award Ceremony

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Every semester the English Language Program recognizes it’s higher achieving students with certificates and tolken gifts of K-State memorabilia. The Spring 2016 Awards were even more special because this semester’s theme was Dr. Seuss and students were presented with a copy of Suess’ book “Oh the Places You’ll Go!”. Please enjoy the background slideshow and images of this semester’s award winners.

 


 

ELP Pre-Enrollment for Exit Level Students

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VJsBmuYUFTg&feature=youtu.be

Pre-Enrollment Orientation for Exit-Level Transitioning Students is the most publicly celebrated of English Language Program events. On this special day exit-level students learn about campus resources that they will need and use when they continue forward into academic classes.  Outstanding exit-level students are recognized and awarded. Following this, students meet with the advisers and deans of their colleges in order to enroll in their next semester’s classes.

Our guest of honor for this event was the Vice Provost of Undergraduate Studies Steven Dandaneau. A previous graduate of the English Language Program who is now majoring in Agricultural Economics, Yue Yang, offered a few words of wisdom and encouragement.